With 17.4% of Croatia's population over the age of 64, Croatia's ageing population and the impact that has on everything from pensions to creativity is a huge problem for the future.
He points to the use of actual 2011 census data for England and Wales, alongside estimates of Scotland's population as it's developed since 2001.
And, in fact, suburban students on free and reduced price lunch - that's a population that's been growing faster than in the cities, as well.
We cover 98% of the UK's population and it's great to see that our customers are doing so much more of the things they enjoy on their smartphones.
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The IDC reckons that China's online population will be 33 million by the end of 2004, some 35% of the region's wired population.
For over a decade after German reunification had boosted that country's population well beyond France's, the French continued to insist that the two should retain precisely equal voting weights.
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Average rainfall in Kent is 25% less than at the turn of the last century, while at the same time the county's population and each household's water use has increased.
Yangon has a pleasant charm and gentle energy, with vast gardens and riverside walks, the grandeur of centuries-old monuments such as the Shwedegon Pagoda, a fast-growing cultural scene of art galleries and music performances, and a melting pot population of all Myanmar's tribes as well as industrious overseas Indians and Chinese, who make up 5% of the nation's population.
"Seventy percent of the Indian population's health concerns are taken care of by kitchen gardens, " says Chandra.
The tax was introduced in October 2011, in an attempt to limit the population's intake of fatty foods.
Another key trait marking the population's distinctive cultural identity is the use of an English-based creole vernacular known as Gullah.
We should go for a more preventative approach if we want to improve the population's health, rather than just the medical care system.
More than three-quarters of the Honduran population's daily calorie consumption comes from maize and beans, and Mitch destroyed an estimated 60% of these crops.
We invest more in medical care but then there is less to invest in the social services that may be most central to the population's health.
You'd need a good population's worth so that there's competition.
The explanation for the change lies mostly in broader population trends: Latin America's population has exploded in the last five decades while Europe is growing at a slower rate.
It's certainly large enough to be a viable political unit: The District's population is greater than Wyoming's by some 50, 000 people, and by square mileage it would be about the size of New Jersey.
The UN calculates a population's human capital based on its average years of schooling, the wage its workers can command and the number of years they can expect to work before they retire (or die).
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Consider: If women had been in charge of creating the organizational structures for the last few hundred years, wouldn't we all have figured out how to care for the kids and elders without losing the value of half the population's intelligence in the workplace?
It is based on a piece of evolutionary theory called the founder effect, which shows how the isolation of small populations from larger ones can accelerate evolutionary change, because a small population's average characteristics are likely to differ from those of the larger group from which it is drawn.
Sir Malcolm urged ministers to try to change the UK population's behaviour, saying there was "considerable scope for the government to launch a national consumer campaign to reduce domestic food waste" and for it to "set national targets to curb food waste within the UK food production and retail sectors, with clear sanctions for companies that fail to meet these targets".
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For example, nearly a third of India's population is vegetarian, so it's easy to find meatless dishes there.
It may have been in the past, because the formula was not recalculated to reflect the fact that Scotland's population was falling relative to England's.
In light of the renewed attention on his case, al-Turki was removed this week from the rest of his prison's population, according to the state's department of corrections.
The north-east, north-west, Yorkshire and Humberside have 29.5% of Britain's population, but 32% of Britain's students in full-time higher education.
Against the odds, with 1% of the world's population, 14% of the world's most highly-cited papers come from UK-based research.
First of all, inequality between rich and poor countries has increased dramatically in the last two decades, with (as James Wolfensohn of the World Bank said) 20% of the world's population controlling 80% of the world's wealth.
People under 18 made up 24.1% of the county's population in 2011, according to the U.S. Census.
Plans to change Guernsey's population laws need to help maintain the island's unique character, says the chief minister.
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